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Understanding 9/11Chopin: Works for Piano
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Chopin: Works for Piano. Vladimir DePachmann (1848-1933), piano. DePachmann, born the year before Chopin died, lived to make these recordings in a manner that allows us to hear him play in reasonably modern sound. These recordings were made around 1920 on an Aeolian Duo-Art recording piano. They were played back for this recording on a 1929 Steinway Duo-Art. Transfer from a 1966 Everest LP, X-921.
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| Impromptu in A Flat, Op.29, No.1 |
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| Nocturne, Op.15, No.2 |
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| Nocturne, Op.27, No.1 |
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| Nocturne, Op.27, No.2 |
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| Nocturne, Op.72, No.1 |
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| Polonaise, Op.26, No.1 |
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| Prelude, Op.28, No.15 |
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| Waltz in C Sharp Minor, Op.64, No.2 |
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